
We talk about the questions and topics that everyone is thinking about but most are afraid to say out loud. We don't hold back. We are not told what we can and can't say. You won't agree with everything we say, but we guarantee you the truth, honesty and a very unique podcast. SIgn up to all our social media platforms so we can build a group of like minded people
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

This week on The Irish Question, Nick Delehanty, Elaine Mullally and Paul Treyvaud are joined by special guest David Quinn—one of Ireland’s best-known commentators on politics, religion, family and cultural change.
The panel celebrates Katie Taylor’... more
The Irish Question is back.
In our first episode after the summer break, Paul Treyvaud, Elaine Mullally and Nick Delehanty discuss the controversy surrounding Dr Ebun Joseph, critical race theory, migration across Europe, Ireland’s IPAS system and t... more
In a recent discussion, with Elaine Mullally, Dr. Marcus De Brun and Dr. Billy Ralph shared their experiences with the Irish Medical Council hearings that have garnered significant attention. Their stories reveal not just the personal toll of these h... more
Senator Sharon Keogan joins Paul Treyvaud, Elaine Mullally and Nick Delehanty for the final episode of The Irish Question before the summer break.The panel discusses Mayo’s historic All-Ireland victory, the renewed controversy surrounding former RTÉ ... more
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This podcast is a work of fiction, stories are completely made up, exaggerated or not fact-checked in the slightest. The hosts say whatever they want with no level of background research except "I saw a post on Facebook", therefore it must be true.
Lovely dynamic between yourselves and guests!
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Apple Podcasts | #75 |
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A fast-paced, opinionated discussion platform tackling hot-button Irish political and social issues with a blunt, no-nonsense tone. Conversations frequently center on immigration, housing, governance, and media narratives, often challenging official policy and mainstream reporting while inviting sharp analysis from regular hosts and diverse guests. A notable strength is the provocative, debate-driven format that blends policy critique with ground-level perspectives, making it a potent channel for listeners who want candid takes and diverse viewpoints on current affairs. The show tends to attract listeners who value bold commentary, cross-party critique, and a willingness to question established narratives, with a recurring emphasis on local... more
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Recent guests on The Irish Question include:
1. Dr. Marcus De Brun
2. Dr. Billy Ralph
3. Sharon Keogan
4. Linda DeCourcy
5. Michael McNamara
6. Stephen Cowboy Kelly
7. Marcus de Brun
8. Eddie Punch
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